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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
THE OCEAN GROVE ASSEMBLY.

OCEAN GROVE, July 16 tSpeeiaD.-This the eighth
day Of the Sunday School Assembly "Elijah the
Prophet" the subject of Mrs. Loomss lesson the
boys and girls The usual holiness meeting held
tho Tabernacle by the Rev. J. II. Thornley, and Mrs.
Palmer. At the hour, % IN the young people
assembled great numbers In the Temple and spent the
hour In experience prayer, praise and exhoration Mr.
Yatmans topic this morning Jesus our Prophet"
At 10 o'clock the Rev. j. f. Cymer gave normal lesson
on the institutions of the Bible. The organization
the altar tho Tabernacle the Temple the Synagogue
and the Church, the institutions of times and seasons
the Sabbath the New Moons, the Seven Annual Feass
the Official institutions, tho priests and the prophets
hs scbes and the apostles The ceremonial and nsruc
tonal institutions the sacrifices and the sacramento
1he Rev. b. b. Loomis an interesting lesson to the
normal elass Tho progress Of doctrine in the New
Testament" Professor J. L. Sweeneys musical recita-
lion was most inspiriting hour In spite Of the
towering heat which over 1902 Ia the shade At
o'clock Mr.. Clymer gave the normal class review
lesson illustrated with q blackboard drawing or the
fempie, with Its courts and holy places This was fol-
5owed BY sundaySc teachers meeting where Mr.
tomorrow which is on john the Baptist, the strange
preacher; his stirring and the Christ which he
ocialmed-" This evening O. o. Bolton, OF CLEVELAND,
~, gave an illustrated stereoptic0n lecture on
fmcrcas struggle for freedom" Bishop J. L. Hurst
Xtu preach tomorrow morning In the auditorium and
~ Kew b. b. Lcomis, of Albany, conductor Of the As
Snoiy will occupy the pulpit in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
COMPLAINING OF THE STANDARD GAS COMPASr

COMPLAINING OF THE STANDARD GAS COMPANY.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman has written
To the MAYOR that the Standard Gas Company Is laying
pipes extensively the east side OF the cy and are
occasionng much trouble to the employees OF the
street Cleaning Department by strnging pipes along
dsrground or removing them The street cleaners
are thus unable to give the cutters prof. cleaning
and the PEOPLE living along the line OF the eaying
ave complaining of the stencil arising from the foul
cutters The places most Affected are 1hrd-aye
from Eighty sixth to ne-hundredana-tcnth sts and
Secondave, from Eightyfourth to SiIt, fifth sts On
Second ave- from FOrty-seeond TO Fity-tonrth sts
the pines have been in tho cutters undstnrbcd for two
weeks Acting Mayer Beekman has written TO
General Newton costing that in case he Is unable
TO remove these iucumbrances with the limited
meaps at his command that he report the violation to
the Corporation Attorney, who may prosecute the
offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
i NEWPORT, FALL RIVER AND EAST AND

A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Is now being operated on
this route -Four commission Pilgrim Bristol
Proy,dencn and Old Colony. A FINE BAND AND
ORCHESTRA ATTACHED TO EACH STEAMER Leave
New York from Pier 20 told MOI NJ H. FOOT Oh Aurray'1
follows: -. ,,.
$50 D. NJ Fall River direct connecting for Boston;
local points Old Colony Railroad 49,,
m for Newport due about 545 a. and Fall River
about m, connecting with express trains ana throng
Boston, Cape Cod Lowell and NORTH WINE NOUN
SUNDAYS NswYork at $50 pm. for all points Re-
Connscsion BY Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn
jersey CITY Up. m - ,..,.. A. N.,~ vor, nj,
207 26i 944 957 and 1913 Brosdway Zot "os,
1853 Bowery, Astor House and Winusos
uotsi' ina ONCE Pier % N. K, and on stsamera
BORDEN LOWELL uEo L. ~ ~ po.. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

EnlE hAlAN AL nrOugu trdiiS lcdSo
leave 23dst 20 earlier
m Daily Day Express Buffet prasslng room
Buffalo; NIAGARA Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
g SHsan sn s. rou,, t,m;,.s .o Phil
tram OF Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches TO Meadve
Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and 81 Louis Pullman
ilton ana Toronto No extra charge for fast time
Sp m-Daily Chicago Express Pullman Day and SLEEPING
Coaches to Binghamton Emira Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
Rutherford Passac week DAYS 445 s4s 100 7s $780,
500 S:Io $50 Si5 7:t5 $50 1880 D. M 1900 midnight
sundays 5l5 Sis, 1920 1900 noon. Las. AIS $50.
Ss S.s G$S sp a sVS TidH!se4 $780, 1920
1900 Las, $780, 500 $50 40 $780, $40 $50 $50
sanaay $50 III Isl sc u o nSod isGs
bis 10. 80, p N. 1900 minghi c,o s.so
sSd va Sscars ss's
s ssS sa2 &C. sGc l9oS ~ and 1900 mdnlsh.
noon 146 2:so $50 $50 4Io 800. $50 $40 7i5 745,
$50 l9so and IL midnight sand.ys s4s SIC 1920
Warwick. &A5 500. 1920 a. m 2:S0 4So D. m sundays
Newburs and Cornwall $50 800 a. M, $50 40 4so and
600 D. IN. sundays. SIS a. NJ and 600 p M
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 a. m. $3.50 p m
scranton bunmore. week days. 300 m. 2sop. or,
s.so 500 500 $50 Sundays. 5:45 s:iS. $500. 1920
NJ, G:O0 $780, 5000 M. IN.
$780, c 500 sey' SO sO 5
1920 m, 600 $780, 500 p m The 300 M train stops
Port Jervis 445 7.5o 9Oo 1920 m $50 $780, 400 coo
800 $50 D. sundays Slo. 900. 1920 m. 600. $50
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping obtained and orders for the check
Oc s.d Nc. ST. nay soa " ls
ISL ,aS. from s Ss ss or a. s
X. ii. SOULE, Geni Mgr L. p. FARMER, @. r. Agt
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fAssEneER TRAINS leave foot Of cOrsiasds and D.
"a .. Tor cstsssuaua and intermediate polnta
~ % for SS % e
sr and pSiSs CSai. 90
% s ssa
ana ssss q: , csS:, c'n''''.
u. & % '' fu Ssas :sssss Lyon: ns,...
al joint. 4ss IN
s. SsRs' ssa
the West 6 es@sr Eastern One. gas Broadway
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N GREAT p GtYFh Eskt 4R1Sk LINE
q Sk sad fI'' eE sSaS ri pRrS sas'
M COLCHESTER Express drawingroom cars"
az. .sas 9ss
burg cas % s $ Fl
Bas s sg ss
fna Sssara Fails cIsssisad Toledo arriving
G Chicago Firress drawing room cars to Rich
and SshS ssS Northern E,Dr.
ws asS any, s%hAroGA LIMITED Saturdays only.
and ssross aSS u ss special with
a To- csiass Hv LAKE esorss s,tariayss rrov
S., s,s
sss cnsa xS' b sSs '
/. p Fast CINCINNATI and 81 Louis VIA
sleeping for Cleveand Clncinnat InuAnxPous Ss
Louis Auburn Geneva Canandagua. Cayon and Aioxan-
dria Bay, daily Paul smiths. sarsnac &c Va Uuca uau
p Montreal and Adironcaek Esprsss us pnt IA
inxcars Pattsburg and Montreal wa h9usss ru' ~.
VIA 81 Adams slcepers connect daily e. Rssnb
ChaIeaugay r. for Lake ebay Lyon .nap Sav eIcep
sunday for Luysrns North Creek Blue Monntzin q SHc
iaio 81 m and Cleveland IL Is m next DAY pn..
fsglb m Pacific Express, with seopn csrs 10,
tar Anfpo Nsgars FaIis Cleveland Toledo Dotrot ana
Chicago Seepngcars to Clayton VIA ouca' aAs eA'sp'
i5 m Night Express with sleepins;cars 70 Albany
Connecfs With morning trains TOT the west t0c
satos Lake Gsorse and for the North texcsp SATURDAY
night p..v,rs on and slespi ue.csrs on
saie A. paca battery PIsoo 90 West 123thsr AMI
Mott Haven Station tS8thst. New York; S33
burg. 49,. x..- - g.. - .s..x ha ~es "a from hotna
or resdopcea 49,. ses.n "A Ma
i X roUCEY. HENnx . nUN s:.A
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STEAMBOATS, ou6 aailroa6s.

TOR HUDSON AND COXSACKlE;
Steamer aaterskiu leaves Tuesdays and Thnrs
at D. NJ; on Saturdays At D. "a. Steamer Whloi D
Q D. m from pier foot OF Jayst, N. X -, r,,,avs
Steamer McMAnus Mondays wednesday, anu ~, Iii,
from pier foot Of Frankn.st at Boats connect win
Boston aud Albany X r.
BOSTON. WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-
ID SErT PIkR
VIA STONINGTON LINE
Fran Ns pier az North River one block above Canals
At n, daiv except sunday Through car from steamers
isndins 70 Nirrsgspsst Pist without extra charge
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tho excursious. Mr.. Rayles saw one poor woman
turned back from the excursion yesterday because the
sick child, to whom she wished to give some sea ar
Was already dying. She went home weeping bittoriy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

CHORE LINE. all Rail Route, for Boston;
- Newport and the Fast EXPRESS leaves strand censr
Fast Express at II p M daily NewpGpls err r
or slseping Cars TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
THE MONEY! MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JULr 10.
THE GENERAL LlSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Onand after JUNE ~, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NswYOrk Desbrossss Corandt Streets
Harrisbus Pitt.burg and the West with Pullman Palace.
SIssSd Of % psTa and P sSay and
Xesti6ulet Car. at . a. m. every day.
Cory for Sfs'' ssS sIs
EsssaSa 900 nss and l2ls night
s,Ss1%
N aH al NJ orsrS
Zoo 4sO and SE and i%;l pghI Sunday. els and
For Atlantic Guy, except sunday and p m.
@ T S.s Gi
@ 80 s aS ssna $50 M on su aSSS
r s an and sJ S ssSp AoPTy ss
and Norfolk Railroad, s;OOp day via Baltimore
aaa say ss 3 pnsn ssHnot with a. through train,
atJersey City aOrding speedy and direct transfer for
1s"s PsSu,r SlS 80 llsG 100
s GO s Gsoa NJ % sS go sso ssS
F f r@% h ss% $50 saS ss$ iS'
s s lS go o S S s a 2So 1888 SsS sIo 4SS
1920 night sunday go zee 5 S;'S 52S 52' ls'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYok via Desbrosses and cors
G;2o 100 @ chiSagY Limited and 10 washington LIN
@ DpH CIss az Sss ssS "a
trains leaving Ns%yS!s Dali! ~; except sunday 4 saa
sunday e M o az 10 m and m
Returning leave Street Station, Phlatsphl
l2oI $40 4O5 44o: 5;io $50. 1870 $40 $50 go II
4:5op M. 1910. 2:sO 500 T. 8. O. e35. tag Sl2 and
$50 m. ON Sunday. 1901 1920 4:05. 440 5:l0 $780,
$40 M. 12949 500 05O Limited. 6:2s o3o, 7;l2 and
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 a m. and 4sO
Ticket ONCE. sis is5 and e44 broadway Aston House.
place OF Desbrosses and Cortland
Courts and BROOKLYN Anncx Station. foot OF Fultonst
Brookvn station Jersey City Emigrant Ticket oce Cas-
Tie Garden.
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and check
bapga % from hotels and residences
CHARLES f. PUaH. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS e. THE
~ wEsTAsk for tickets via Albany Day Line and AVOID
the hot nd rail ride.
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SARATOGA SPECIAL EXPRESS trains con
- meet at Albany with Day Line Steamers
nELAwARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST

DFLAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK and BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPREsS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
NewYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher ss
ga m Daily except SUNDAYS Buffalo and Osweso Express
for Water Gap, Sroudsburs Scranton ghamton EmrA
Buffalo Greene. Oxford Norwich.
Utica Pittston, wikesbarre Dan.
willie and at Owego for ithaca and interme
date stations x, . ,,.. >,
and Emira connects at Scran-
ton for pittston. Kingston. wilkesbarre, &c.
AlOp m. Scranton. Wkesbarro and Kingston Erpresa
Z D. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stToudssnrs'
Scranton Blnghamon Owego Elmira Corning Bath Way.
land, Buffalo, &c, arriving in Buffalo 7;lo a. mi sleeping
3 D. M Daily Buffalo, Utica and Oswego Express for
stroudsburx scranton. Binghamon Cortland Syracuse
oxford, Norwich Utica &c, connects at
owego intermediate stations except Saturdays
Conpects at Buffalo with trains for all points West
Richdeld Springs, a. ~ daily except Sundays; p m
daily. Pullman sleeper attached 100.
AZ Westcott Express Offices FORK and Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, H. PAGES

ATcuIsoN. TOPEKA AND sANTA FE.
Number Of mies..... 2AlS 2446 Inc. 2S
North Of June 25275l sl52l376 Inc s26s 500
Jan to June 3o... 69il. 1858 9070l35 Inc 2l28.787
CENTRAL IOWA.
a MSn' Of Jun. sssss P fss ss
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Jan. to June s0.... 9s06so i.23754l Iuc. 256,s6l
MANHATTAN ELEVATED.
Month Of June e644.530 s674524 Inc. $1,000
Jan TO June 3o..... 3,72sOe6 I055727 Inc. S326e2
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
Month OF june $l6l35S Sl75,220 Inc. Sl3S62
Jan 10 June Co.,.
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
1885. 1885, 1887.
Number OF miles,. $40 $40 s49
Month OF AprL...--.. S59l637 S5768A $65404y
jan 10 April 3d.. 2456,o45 2,2o9,2o9 2,6Z6.722
Imports Of merchandise at New.York
Dry goods s2ls7l28 s224s96e s21e7.52l
General merchandise 6,l6I725 6.2O27i6 695e.S46
Total for week.. s7.sisss4 s745l,es2 .ssIeesee
Previously reported l944l967l 2246240 04 246693743
Total since jan SOL 76S525 S2320756s6 S253S10609
Imports Of specie at New.York;
acknowledgement e'4i6.eoJ ii95.o6s 7oii,sSS
Total since. Jan. l. SO 590O37 Si2s22 200 s7l93225
Exports of specie from New-York:
For the week.. s5a38o2 ss5ssz els1.s48
Previously reported l5,326SsO 426Os.ss7 1l.202,sO7
Total since jan l.. Sl5,S70072 s42 694569 l364655
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ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION tgood days>. 81 Is

EXCURSION good days., 1T %
st.amer, c. H. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
psok ain Pier rs T. r., p and IL p m. Sundays ~
Va ronneoiins at New. Haven with special trains Tor
MERiDEN HARTFORD. sPRINGFIELD; HoLfokE
&c Through tickets sold and baggage ~ os4
way New.York and Courtst. brooklyn
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For red Bank Long Branch, Ocean drove Asoury ParK
Ocsar peooh Lake. Point Pleasant &C.
N'e"" C0MMENCING, JUNE ~, 1888. a.
Trains leave foot Cortlandt and ss
7:iO 1910 a. M. 1900 noon 1880 a3lo. 34o Nimen *
press except Red BankL A. TO- $50 p m Sundays Hio
b:l5 a m. u M. m o., ,.,o
.o M Fast eIures) T. .43O $500 6l5 m. sundays.
"a. NJ and m Sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove
or Asbnry Park
Denotes press trains. ,,.oon VI n p,rDwrN
MI snpt Gen Pas Agt p X. r. q. PA. G. r. h OF N j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
)R THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME SHORTENED RATES REDUCED.


Commencing June q special express train with paror
cars will leave Grand Central Depot via N " ~ IT. AMI IT.
r r. daily except sundays At 9:i2 M dne At pabyans as
IU n making direct connections at White River junction
win through train for Montreal via Central Vermont r.
sic Div b. and L. X. r.
Returning train viii leave Fabyans Oils dily
Sundays due at New York at 7:50 y.
seats In parlor cars may be secured In advance aul
b o. ticket ONCE In Grand Central Depot.
For further Information Conn River Folder which
may be obtained az princiDal ticket Offices.
@. r. A. y. Y, N. H. and H. r. n.
NETWORK, ONTARIO e. WESTERN RY.
Trains leave from ferries ct West 42d and Jayst
West 42d sa Javst, TAO M, Niddetow Falls.
purR Monticcilo Liberty Walton Delhi Norwich. Utica
West 40 9l0 m; Jayst, 500 a. for Lake M,honx.
ticeo Liberty White Lake "
West 42d 4l0 D. m: Jay.st 355 D. m. for Lake Nohonk
Lake Mnnewaska Mddletown. Elienviie Fallsburg Mon.
West42d $3.50 D. m, Javst Sis .. m. daily for Middle
town. Fallsburg Liberty Walton Norwich. Oneida Oswego
SUSPENSION Bridge Detroit Chicago. st Louis
! m. for Mddetown, Elenvie Falisburg. Monticello.
Liberty. White Lake
Pullman drawiag.room slesplng on all trains
Seats reserved at 3n7 Broadway. Time tabs
tickets 2U7 307 94 1898 Broadway 1877 0tl-avo
134 East 12jth-st., 2Jf West 125thst, ". Y.
]. c. ANDERSON O. p. A..
Fxch Place n "
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. Y. Y. IL N, r,,fas
42d-st. station as follows M" ~ -
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River ;s,xu
Detroit aud Chicago, $3.50 a. M. '6o5. 'slop III
81 Lous yrasS:e BSao SUSPENSION Bridge
Niagara PaIls 81 10 1855 $780, o:io p N ,,z .osx
hnrs,on saugerties Catskl ALBANY si9' 'i'' '''''
yyooas,an'. West Point Cornwall Newburg,
.7is sUsb lOlb 1880 a al.t6. T. 4lo o. oio' 30
~ m and "a m 345 s6:o5 m Cranstons. Cefnwa' NOW
pI Tpr Montreal and Canada East 6o5 2 m r..
Tamilton London ssoo a m. 800. Sl5 p. m Toronto
1922 Sleeping cars for Buffalo, Nlagaa Falls cncn.
na nt,orV specals iI:3o A. M. $40 p Drawngroom
cars Ss George IL 30 a m SATURDAYS only BIAS p m
Eaaterskil Hunter Grand Hotel station ana W rnoe-
pca Si5 800 llS0 aii5 S4o p M Draming'E ICON
ears 10 Grand Hotel station ana Phaneia ,or note
erssl and Mountain House, on BOO. llSo m anu s's0
Paenvie Cairo and Mountain House station ss i'i on
O 1i.yo a ~ y,l5 D. Drawing room car 70 CSssAn VII
IL :s' A. and $40 D. IN. trains. ,o..,rS.xs cnlx
Other trains daily except sunday r.r sccommoda
For parior or eS2
incion.st 730 Fulionst, Annex once 10Y y, rs
1swYork city y63 765, Bag Broadway. ioS no"ea
PARK racs and West shore ssatioaA iUos ro'LxTBsRT
foot OF Jay ST., n. Il a.,.,si pssssnsar Assns
vanderbutavA
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Gre Grelm.
Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received az the once o. the
Commissioners OF July 81 A. d. 1887 for
building Comfy Hospital Omaha Douglas County, Nob,
according plans specifications file In the County
Commls Oncs Each bid be accompanied by
certified check the OF Five Hundred Dollars
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids. -
O. L. NEEDHAM County Clerk.
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERskILL AND cATsKILL
Leave Pier 49, ". r., foot OF Jayst.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ,
Except that Saturdays Kaatersk leaves at p NJ and
Walter Brett at6
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS.
Listof houses, rates. 60. at pier mailed FREQ by
WI. HUGHES. Treasurer Catskil ". Y.
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Professional.

A YOUNG LADY desires decorative art
N work execute on SATIN SIR, brass. porcelain.
panels portieres, &C., promptly. skhfuy reasonably IN
oil or water colors
Address ARTIST, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Trans leave from Chambersst Station for Engewood
Tenafy Closter, Sparkill and Nyack $50 7:lv $50
1880 p NJ u midnghs Sundays 7;io $3.50 a M {! and
$50, 7:lo, $50 t:5o $3.50 m u:30 p m Saturdays
only. Sundays $50 a NJ p. m.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

III AnLEM III EN DNdNCU
l. l NETWORK, NEW-HAVENAND HARTFORD RR.
Trains leave Harlem River Station corner l3!ds aud La
colnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Second Avenue and Suburban Elevatet rail-
roads, daily except Sundays at Gas 7:55 9l0 10
~ m, 2l0 1885, 440 $40 $40 1890 for Port Nor
RS Casanova Oak Point Hunts Point West FARM, Van
tCty Island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
at New Rochelle with all points the main us Of
the NewYork New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Shore
Line and Air Linz Divisions Middetown. New
Britain Sufeld branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate Sta
tons at IL: 10 a. m. daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and intermediate stations
1901 and 80 the connecting
New Rochelle 20 stamford
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User TIT Ssau gstnslotu ?

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mir einfud iusen, baB fe cine Dame III
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GrcEe Quantitdten beS Scptbins SArup
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Wir elsuben, Mrs. Winslow bat li9
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Dru8stften. - 5 Gents bic Slaide.
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peien Dem Miniifer bes Snnern unter-
ftellen, gu befen Department es fdon
pegen bes bier5l gebbrisen S%noianers
ltnb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arn uaturgemd=
befen gebDrt.
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rise Priigeliungens& oue 5u ipielen, ME
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= alio Elm Solbat : fam bann ni6t
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genbe Sage fomnen, eingefteben gu
mifen, baB er einen poiten iunebat,
ben a1ls3ufilen er beim heften Wileu
ni6t inn Staube 1T.
0or benz Nuslanbe muB bas @inge=
ftdnbnib bes ametifaniiden Griegsmi=
%uiiters, oaB er upOn militdril@en Sin=
gen Ni9ts berifebe" Die Ser. Staten
rno oeren 6~eertDeien natiirli6 in bes
benfli6er Weiie blamiren!
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